Facing the Nimar valley is a gate called Bhagwania Gate, on account of the Bhagwanpur village, which is situated in the valley at a distance of about five km There are two entrances of the gate. The passage between the two enrances, though open above, is defended on both sides by massive walls. The inner entrance is larger in dimension than the outer, and the span of its arches is 3.5 m. Its ceiling is vaulted, and for its support an arch has been built across the passage, midway between the front and back arches of the entrance. On either side are built rooms for guards, which have been repeated in the upper story of the building. The ceiling of the guard rooms on the ground floor is pyramidal, with ribs at the joints.
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